Mount St Charles Academy - Excelsior Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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iii? Senlor Class Commerclal Course A r Jr reluuon th f t l u w f tn unforgettable ye lr rr mm at l e 'nuy Just ur s nolast1 and athl 1 '1 1 1 ta 'tt ass wus w up The honors of outsta'1o1'1g su ss 11 stud1es go to Bernard Mordor lVlaur1 Pepm Felu' Oleaqa and C rrad F 1sy Th1s has been a red letter 1 ar for athletes lack Bond and Bob Ouellette d1st1nqu1shed th mselves on th qr1d1ron To the schools bas ball t a'n we have a1ven l.1onel Andrews Edward Carpent1er and Cl1fd n D v1n lean LOUIS Cote and Lu 1en B1beault are the class humor1sts Thouah Freddy M1ll1ard has a car he IS usually late 1f you saw the car you d know the reason whyl Cl1ff De J1ne was often obs rved w1th a dreamy look on h1s face could he poss1bly be tn1nk1na of lack1e w1th the l1qht blue Ford? What would people say lf Paul Roberts were to add a few mches to h1s flV9 feet two? Someone should re'n1'1d McGee that razor blades are not yet so scarce' When You hear a door slarn a few m1nutes after class has begun you an bet your bottom dollar that Rooert Beau hem1n IS late aqaml Th1s year the Comm rc1al lass as 1n the past has agam q1ven proof of llS capab1l1t1es Much of th cr d1t IS du to our devoted tea hers the Bro hers Elor1an and Alvarez They have pat1ently explamed and re exolarn d l ssons we could not r ad1ly arasp The class appreC1ates the1r kmdness and says Thanks a m1ll1on Brothersl May w v r show ourselves w rthy f the Chr1s'1aneduCat1onrece1v da t'1 1 reverd ar M S C EUGENE R BOUCHER 42 RAYMOND! CONSTANTINEAU 42 ul 5 X C E 1 9 6 Y ' I 0 1 'I tte ' ff C t' , e znjesi memory of our say at the Jlo ni 'ull be that 3 T e ' .J ,C spent 1. Co. 1 eror' lV, Ns . ' e ly be proud of 3 'C' To et: aol letements, ThTs 'le. ed alfa ell s' '- plied with Honor Boll men, atnleies, ready w1ts, and minor Celebrines. . 'Tr 'Coen T. e' T . , f 'oe X T , . or oT . . Q XS V U ,, ,, ,, H T T ' e e T ' . ' ' e e 1 T T , T ' e e T e. ' ,, . ,, Y , V 9 . 'T - A I , C ' V C T ' ' . T , e T C , T , f ' T T T T ' . e e T T e C , t T . T, ' - t e e e ' . T ' T : T ' , . e e e o o. . C T 'e tlefo e ',.

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i942 Junlor Class Classlcal and Sc1ent1f1c Courses Undoubt dly we have both the pl asure and prrvtlege of presenttng to you the Semors of tomorrow For the past few years they have strrved to marntarn the hrgh calrbre of prmctples whtch thrs rnstltutton holds dear Therr zealous and arduous efforts garned for them a vast amount of knowledg lndubrtably they wrll f1ll the vacancles left by the actual Semor class From past perform ances we Sentors are assured that they wrll ably assume the responsrbrlrtres of true leadershrp Therr prrme purpose of attend1ng thrs Academy has been admrrably ful frlled Needless to say that many of them have attarned hlgh averages Schol astlcally we crte the merrts of Lours Beauchemm and Phrlrp Relber as most outstandrng Paul Emrle Choquet Laurrer Goudreau lsrdore Nadeau can rrghteously be acknowledged as model students We have mathematrcal genruses rn the persons of Arthur Ballou Armand Collard lames Greene and Normand Mrchaud We cannot overlook the merltorrous accornpllshments of Lucren Carmel Marcel Vadenats Thomas Morrrs and Gamllle Peprn Allow us to utter a srncere word of encouragement that they may contmue therr excellent work We shall never cease to remember the comlcal antlcs of therr renowned lass wlts We have Normand Laroche and hrs most untlmely Jokes Hurrr ane Hackett whose wrttrclsms are enloyed by all who have had the pleasure of berng present at h1s rnformal seances Lastly we have Ed Iackvony who strongly wrshed that hrs Hrstory perrod would be changed to a sessron of res the sports freld the lunrors contrrbuted a brrllzant array of performers Charles Lamoureux a three letter man Armand Collard Iohn Hennessy George Bertholet were members of our champronshrp football squad Carmel Phrlllps and Srmmons d1splayed therr wares on the basketball ourt Charles La'noureux Alphonse Marcoux George Bellsle exhtbrted a stellar brand of hockey tn wrnnmg the state cha'np1onsh1p and enterrng rnto the ftnals for the supremacy of New England Lamoureux was the sole representattve of the lunxor Class on our baseball mne He excelled rn baseball as he had 1n hockey and football May the echoes of our v1ctor1es spur them on rn ac qulrrng new laurels Never was a stncere word utterly lost Thus we leave them wrth thrs frnal brt of advrce As Edtson sard Suc ess IS 99 persptratton and l tnsptraron la departtng may th y cr pt our g nutn ws that th 1 s nt r year be as pleasant and frurtful as that wht h we have emoyed HAROLD DENSMORE GERAHD E SUTHERLAND 63 . 5 X L E 1 Q . 9 Y. I 0 1 0 . . . . . e e A ' f ' . . . 9. . - ' l 1 I f l , . , c , 7 - A ,, . . . , K1 f. On ' A ' ' ' . 1 I I r . . . , . ff - I of . . of . , C fo fo ' ' t' . ' e ccce 'e e th e-'r e 'o t .A , c .